The Nigeria Football Federation has invited 30 players to camp in preparation for the Africa women championship (AWC) billed for Namibia from October 11-25.
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Aminu Maigari on Tuesday returned to the Football Glasshouse as Chairman of the Nigeria Football Federation. Maigari’s return to office…
The world football-governing body, FIFA has expressed satisfaction with steps taken by the parties concerned in the Nigeria Football Federation crisis to normalise situation.
The Secretary-General of the Nigeria Football Federation, Musa Amadu, has written the world football governing body, FIFA, intimating it of the latest development in the country’s football house.
The return of the General Secretary of the Nigeria Football Federation (NFF), Barrister Musa Amadu to the secretariat of the football federation may have stalled the threat from the world soccer governing body, FIFA to clamp indefinite ban on Nigeria.
Reigning African champions, the Super Eagles of Nigeria, have landed in the rainbow city of Cape Town, South Africa, ahead of Wednesday all important Nations Cup qualifier against host Bafana Bafana.
General Secretary of Nigeria Football Federation, Barrister Musa Amadu has expressed confidence in the Super Eagles to bounce back from Saturday’s defeat to Congo’s Red Devils and qualify for next year’s Africa Cup of Nations holding in Morocco.
Chairman of FC Taraba, Tijani Babaginda has decried his suspension by club owners for accepting to work in the committee set up by the president of the Nigeria Football Federation, Chris Giwa.
For accepting to serve on the Interim League Management Committee set up last week by the controversial NFF President Chris Giwa, three club owners and managers have been sanctioned by the Club Owners.
Despite the World football governing warning that Nigeria should revert to status quo, the factional president of the Nigeria Football Federation (NFF), Ambassador Chris Giwa stormed the UJ Esuene Stadium, Calabar on Saturday to preside over the Super Eagles AFCON 2015 qualifier.
After several hide and seek games the Red Devil of Congo finally arrive Calabar on Friday for the AFCON 2015 qualifying clash against the Super Eagles.
Super Eagles’ gaffer Stephen Keshi has boasted that the Red Devils of Congo won’t go unhurt as both sides clash today in AFCON 2015 qualifier at the UJ Esuene Stadium in Calabar.
The Red Devils of Congo are due in Nigeria today after keeping the Nigeria Football Federation (NFF) in the dark over their travel plans for most of the week.
Following the decision by the FIFA Emergency Committee, FIFA has today, 3rd September 2014, sent a letter to the Nigeria Football Federation (NFF) confirming that the NFF will be suspended with immediate effect should there still be persons claiming to have been elected to NFF positions on 26th August 2014 and occupying their offices on Monday, 8th September 2014 at 08.00 (Central European Time)
The Nigeria Football Federation has been compelled to report the Congolese Football Federation to the Confederation of African Football, following the latter’s refusal to afford Nigeria details of its travel plans for Saturday’s 2015 Africa Cup of Nations qualifier against the Super Eagles in Calabar.
The Nigeria Football Federation has declared that there is no congress of Nigeria football holding on Thursday, 4th September, 2014.
The reconstituted electoral committee of Nigeria Football Federation on Tuesday released the names of cleared candidates ahead of election into the Executive Committee of the Federation.
The Sports Minister/Chairman, National Sports Commission, Dr. Tammy Danagogo has expressed hope that world’s football governing body, FIFA will not ban Nigeria as he urged them to wade into the internal wrangling in the Nigeria Football Federation, NFF.
The Executive Committee of Nigeria Football Federation on Monday announced the suspension of the Nduka Irabor-led League Management Company (LMC) for sabotaging league matches during Day 26th matches
He said: “At the appropriate time, we will say something about it in order for our football to move forward.